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Cake day: June 12th, 2023

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  • This is probably not in the same categories as other experiences, buuuut the Guinness museum in Dublin the evening before st Patrick’s day was quite fun!

    There’s a large bar at the top/end of the museum and a band was playing and 100 or so people ended up in a conga line.

    I think I had 4 tasty Guinness during the museum tour sand countless at the museum bar😅




  • In Norway having loads of credit cards is negative for getting a house loan as it is potential debt that goes against your payment ability for the house loan.

    Meaning we do have a credit score system for getting loans and more stuff on various credit solutions, but credit cards works against larger loans.

    Which can be a pain in the ass when you want to buy a house/apartment and have credit cards that might deny you the last bit of money to win the bidding war…




  • Its always more costly and less efficient to produce new things in smaller quantity than large numbers. So electric car manufacturers at this point in time costs more to produce from an environment perspective. As the number of electric cars go up, my understanding is that this will compare to fossil fuel car production.

    Imo you cannot compare these two as its impossible to be as efficient as a large scale manufacturer until you become one yourself.



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    The fuck? Where is your limit then to purchase power Vs donating to those less fortunate?

    I mean, if 40k USD is your limit, what about housing? Boat? Would it be ok to have ten 4k cars? Two 30k cars?

    Can you rationalize drinking that imported beer last weekend when you could have given those 15 bucks to a homeless guy on the street?

    I mean, arbitrary set a value point for a car as excessive creates more problem for you and your ideal then not having that limit. At least the Buddhist monks who give away all their worldy goods to focus on meditation are consistent.